The audit covers the calendar year 2025 and was carried out by an independent Kyiv firm under ISA 800. The full statement is available on the transparency page; the short version is below.

Of $610,000 received, $539,000 (88.4%) went to direct works and materials, $43,000 (7.0%) to logistics and site supervision, and $28,000 (4.6%) to administration. The remaining balance sits in restricted project accounts.

Three findings were raised, all procedural: two invoices lacked a second signature, and one procurement file was missing a comparison quote. All three were corrected before the report was signed. None involved a related party.